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Bacon, Wallace A. – Southern Speech Communication Journal, 1976
Defines interpretation as the act and art of becoming, and correlates this concept with studies in the humanities which have as their concern the refining, civilizing and freeing of the human spirit. (MH)
Descriptors: Aesthetic Education, Educational Objectives, Higher Education, Humanities

Bacon, Wallace A. – 1976
Ideally, the act of performance involves the whole body of the performer. The solo performer of any poem (defined broadly to include all types of literature) becomes the poem; the poem takes flesh in the form of the reader. In this situation, the reader gives the audience a close-up, in which small gestures and minimal movements assume massive…
Descriptors: Acting, Creative Expression, Expressive Language, Interpretive Reading